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news, san francisco. have a look at this. researchers have discovered the world's oldest heart. the 380—million—year—old fossil was discovered in western australia, in the gogo fish, which is one of our earliest evolutionary ancestors. the fossil captures a key moment in evolution that led to the emergence of the heart and other organs in the human body. here's our science correspondent pallab ghosh. this rock contains a heart that's hundreds of millions of years old. it's from a prehistoric creature that lived long before the first dinosaurs walked the earth — the gogo fish. it's the animal humans evolved from. we were all crowded around the computer and recognised that we had a heart and pretty much couldn't believe it, and then decided that it was incredibly exciting. this is a crucial moment in our own evolution and it shows that the body plan that we have
security posture, it's essentially what strengths do we have two deter our adversaries? joe biden has managed to take one of our strengths, energy security and energy independence, and move it into a weakness column. china sees that. >> obviously we mean barrels and not gallons which makes the situations even worse. >> i'm sorry. >> to add to the perspective that you just said, people understand how imperiled america is. our petroleum reserves haven't been this low since '85. we have 90 million more people in the country since then. biden's game here is clearly a national security threat because right now it's 192 million barrels. we had 493.1 million in '85. now we are sending it overseas. >> headed to 380 million barrels
while the queen has an estimated personal net worth of about £380 million — that's a cool $500 million — and the royal family itself is regarded as one of the world's biggest corporate brands. joining me now is david haigh, ceo of brand finance. good morning. good morning. how interral is good morning. good morning. how integral is the _ good morning. good morning. how integral is the queen _ good morning. good morning. how integral is the queen to _ good morning. good morning. how integral is the queen to the - integral is the queen to the royal brand?— integral is the queen to the royal brand? she is the leader of it and has _ royal brand? she is the leader of it and has been _ royal brand? she is the leader of it and has been the - royal brand? she is the leader of it and has been the brand l of it and has been the brand managerfor the of it and has been the brand manager for the last 50 years, so an extremely important part of it unlike any good brand manager she was trying very hard to allow to pass it onto the next generation. the reason i ask is the next generation. the reason i ask is the _ the next generation. the reason i ask is the impact _ the next generation. the reason i ask is the impact on _ the next generation. the reason i ask is the impact on the - i ask is the impact on the brand value of her gradual retreat from public life and as you say that succession. how strong is the brand without her? ht strong is the brand without her? , , , ., , .,
lot of baggage and all of the stuff, you know, maybe people are forgetting some now, but if she runs for office again, all will be remembered again and literally decades of that sort of divisive politics will come back to haunt her again. >> john: it's interesting that you are thinking potentially replacing a guy who failed to become president twice, only to become on the third time with a woman who failed twice, seeing if third time is the charm this time around. will washington -- >> yeah, 380 million people or whatever it is in america today. can we just find somebody different? there's got to be somebody else? >> john: overshooting by 45 million people but we have the point. charlie, good to see you. >> math is not my strong suit. good to see you. >> sandra: oh, he could barely contain his enthusiasm to discuss that.
republican governor there larry hogan very popular republican governor in a state that primarily votes democrat, he is accusing the white house of stealing these covid tests, hoarding them for their use and their claim. here is cbs on sunday. >> now it appears as if rather than producing more rapid tests the federal government is purchasing the ones we had already contracted for so now it's hijacking the tests we had plans for. >> bill: is that going on? have you seen that? can you verify that, doctor? >> here is how i would talk about that. governor hogan has a great deal of credibility. dr. robert redfield is adviseing him. the three most common home tests right now, 380 million of biden's purchases are those three. problem is roche is brand-new
major flee of refugees into poland. we are working really hard at the front line, it's obviously difficult to get into some of those besieged cities. we're working with international agencies, who are doing that, but we're doing all we can to supply the humanitarian aid. british people have been generous, the deck appeals already raised 380 million, which is way ahead of many other appeals. >> we're almost out of time, i just wanted to ask you about saudi arabia, which is where the prime minister is at the moment. as a woman, and i find it very difficult to understand our women are treated in saudi. you have to do business with them, how do you go about that, do you have to hold your nose? >> i do not agree with all the policies of the saudi government, of course i do not. but the reality is, that we are facing an aggressor in vladimir putin. he is wantonly just destroying a sovereign nation we do need to work with countries across
and it's set a new standard in passenger comfort. translation: also as we were out driving, . there were children waving to us along the route and that really gave us an amazing feeling. you know, for regular trains, people do not come out to watch it go by or wave. so... i felt a lot of expectation from people. the arrival time is guaranteed. and if it is late for any reason, part of the fare is refunded as a matter of course. but the £380 million spent on the route is already helping to relieve overcrowded adjoining routes where the traffic is expected to double within the next ten years. translation: yes, i do feel proud of it. and the way that everyone in society has recognised our accomplishment.
president ofjapan railways, mr sogo, started the bullet train project and i asked the company to move me to tokaido which was the bullet train line so i could be a driver. of course i remember the first time i saw it. ijust said, "wow!" and i got to drive it on one of the test journeys. i leaned forward towards the windscreen and i took the controls up to maximum, so 160 kilometres an hour. and on that test drive the train wasn't sealed properly so the window was making a noise. and then it was up to 200 kilometres an hour. there were five or six of us drivers in the cabin taking turns on the test drive and we were alljust saying to each other, this is amazing. the new tokaido line express has its route controlled and programmed by computer. it links the most heavily populated and industrialised areas ofjapan between tokyo and osaka. it cost £380 million to build,
any shutdowns or travel restrictions, the only way you can do that safely is if there is testing that is readily available, including at home testing. and try and find at home testing, even kits that you can pay for in many parts of this country, and it's been difficult for a long time. so for a lot of people, this is coming too late, and even the amount of test kits being ordered, 500 million, may not be enough for a very long time. if you're considering the amount of lateral flow tests, for example, lateral flow tests, for exa m ple, that lateral flow tests, for example, that are being used and have been used over many months, even in a country the size of the uk.- country the size of the uk. indeed so. thank country the size of the uk. indeed so- thank you _ country the size of the uk. indeed so. thank you very _ country the size of the uk. indeed so. thank you very much. - joining me now is dr ashistha, dean of the brown university school of public health. lovely to have you back on the programme. just pick up that point — half a billion tests sounds like a lot, but in a country of 380 million
because there question of reliability. as you say, they are a snapshot and there is a big? 0ver whether they give you our confidence, because i say if i'm going into the office or whatever than i think i'm fine because i'm negative, but if you say you could give you a sense of false security. they've onlyjust give you a sense of false security. they've only just started give you a sense of false security. they've onlyjust started giving out free tests in america and they've only got half a billion for 380 million people, so they are going to be really short. they might want to take a look at the daily star front page, maybe they need a list like this. i train set, a page, maybe they need a list like this. itrain set, a pony page, maybe they need a list like this. i train set, a pony and a bumper pack of lateral flow tests please. maybejoe biden needs a list like that. sort of epitomises where we are this christmas. that like that. sort of epitomises where we are this christmas. at sometimes really encompasses _ we are this christmas. at sometimes really encompasses what _ we are this christmas. at sometimes really encompasses what everyone . we are this christmas. at sometimes really encompasses what everyone is thinking. it really encompasses what everyone is thinkina. :, :, , really encompasses what everyone is thinkina. . ., , ., ., thinking. it manages to get the tone exactly right- _ thinking. it manages to get the tone exactly right. there _ thinking. it manages to get the tone exactly right. there was _ thinking. it manages to get the tone exactly right. there was a _ thinking. it manages to get the tone exactly right. there was a massive l exactly right. there was a massive rash on _ exactly right. there was a massive rash on lateral flow test last week. thankfully— rash on lateral flow test last week. thankfully they had some in the asda near me _ thankfully they had some in the asda near me. theyjust happen to have